Hello, Kazeem here. After a brief hiatus (which I'll admit was partly due to a change in environment and, okay, maybe a touch of procrastination!), I'm back with a rant that's been brewing for a while. In this episode, I'm exploring something I feel strongly about: the profound and often underestimated influence previous generations have on our current reality.I argue that the societal structures, rules, policies, and even the family dynamics we experience today weren't created in a vacuum. They are direct legacies of the decisions, actions, and mindsets of those who came before us – often those who lived through a different generation, maybe 30 or more years ago. These "inherited worlds," from national laws down to the way our own parents raised us, fundamentally shape the opportunities, challenges, and perspectives we navigate daily.I delve into how these past choices echo constantly in our present. Using personal anecdotes, like how my own father's past positive relationships are benefiting me today, now that I'm studying in the UK, I try to illustrate this connection. Acknowledging this isn't really about assigning blame, but more about understanding the context we operate within and recognising the immense, lasting power that previous generations wielded – power they perhaps didn't even fully grasp themselves. Ultimately, I want to challenge all of us, myself included, to think more consciously about our own actions and the ripple effects they will inevitably have on future generations to come.

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